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Leads category management and supply chain teams across equipment, construction, engineering, field services, electrical, pipe, compression, and inspection. Develops sourcing strategies, conducts negotiations, manages suppliers, optimizes inventory and total cost, mitigates operational and project risks, and establishes category governance. Partners with engineering, operations, finance, legal, and project teams to align demand, sourcing, supplier performance, and business continuity. Oversees procurement, logistics, policy implementation, workforce planning, and continuous improvement.

Designs and develops sophisticated internal software products, leads architecture and technical decisions, mentors development teams, and collaborates with business stakeholders. The role emphasizes AI-enabled solutions, generative AI, prompt engineering, responsible AI practices, scalable production systems, rapid prototyping, testing, debugging, database development, and continuous adoption of emerging technologies.

Designs, develops, tests, debugs, and documents sophisticated in-house software products. Partners with business stakeholders to define requirements, shape technical vision, and deliver scalable applications. Applies generative AI, prompt engineering, AI-assisted development, and ethical AI practices to production systems. Provides technical leadership and mentorship, guides architectural decisions, queries and crafts databases, and stays current with emerging technologies.

Leads project controls professionals supporting power generation and electrical infrastructure projects. Oversees cost management, scheduling, forecasting, performance reporting, project controls processes, and financial tracking. Develops team members, coordinates with engineering, execution, procurement, contractors, and business stakeholders, and ensures projects align with budgets, schedules, execution strategies, and lifecycle standards. Requires leadership, organizational, project financial, capital cost management, scheduling, and risk evaluation expertise.

Supports month-end and closing activities, journal entries, reconciliations, financial and SEC reporting, variance analysis, audit documentation, and accounting data analysis. The role also improves processes through technology and automation, supports SOX compliance, prepares revenue schedules, participates in projects, and provides mentorship. Analyst II requires two years of energy-industry accounting experience; Analyst III requires four years.

Supports Williams’ investor relations activities by preparing investor presentations, earnings materials, press releases, Q&A, and other communications. Analyzes financial information, sell-side research, peer disclosures, market perspectives, and investor feedback to develop insights. Coordinates earnings preparation and cross-functional inputs with Finance, Communications, Commercial, and business teams. Analyst III responsibilities include greater ownership, independent investor support, leadership of earnings deliverables, and translating market and financial information into actionable management insights.

Analyzes, drafts, redlines, executes, updates, and maintains commercial contracts and marketing agreements. Collaborates with internal and external partners to resolve contract issues, ensures documents comply with company policies, maintains contract management records, prepares contract data reports, and supports special projects. Strong organizational, interpersonal, communication, and attention-to-detail skills are essential.

Entry-level engineers participate in a 12-month accelerated development program involving technical training, field and office assignments, cross-functional projects, operational problem-solving, technical communication, and continuous improvement. Participants support safe and reliable energy infrastructure operations, develop business acumen, travel significantly to project sites, and may relocate within the United States.

Leads complex oil and gas engineering and construction projects from planning through execution. Responsibilities include forming project teams, coordinating technical resources and contractors, managing schedules, costs, forecasts, proposals, risk, engineering recommendations, and project decisions. The role oversees large projects, drives operational efficiency and profitability, ensures safety and reliability, and aligns execution with corporate objectives. Travel of up to 50% is required.

Provides project controls support for engineering and construction projects by monitoring costs, forecasts, schedules, risks, and changes. Performs project status analyses, prepares reports for business leaders, supports project change requests and risk analysis, and conducts ad hoc reporting. Requires strong organization, communication, analytical, and collaboration skills, along with familiarity with project life cycle processes and project software.